Cold air masses draining off Antarctic lands, for example, cool and freeze surrounding oceans in winter to form an ice pack, which reduces solar energy input by increasing reflectivity and makes interior continental regions even more remote from sources of open oceanic heat and moisture.
Based on reviewed literature, I outline a scenario for major flares and eruptions that combines flux-rope emergence, mass draining, near-surface reconnection, and the interaction with the surrounding field.
b Ultrasound showed a large hypoechoic irregular mass with draining sinus tract (red arrow).
By contrast, increased body mass index, increased drain tube loss and superficial incisional surgical site infections (SSIs) were associated with prosthetic hip infection.
Sentencing reform has the support of some Republican governors who feel that they contribute to mass incarceration, a drain on local economies.
In addition, the emergency physician is more likely to incise and drain a mass in the axilla, thus placing the patient at higher risk for prolonged drainage.
That's because of a dearth of data on how discrimination against LGBT individuals may contribute to "brain drain" -- mass emigration -- as well as the economic and social costs to family members of LGBT individuals, who may also face discrimination.
The serum concentration of this enzyme reflects the macrophage content of a tumour mass and the draining lymph nodes.
Antituberculous treatment was initiated with isoniazid, rifampicin, and pyrazinamide (PZA), and the patient underwent surgical excision of the submandibular mass and the draining sinus.
In waterlogged, anoxic soils, plants have been reported to produce less root biomass with a greater P uptake per unit of root mass than in drained soils [ 45].
